He described it as “the ultimate fascist collusion between gigantic, self-interested corporations and paranoid, security-obsessed anti-human governments.” Read More.
Reddit went down at around 2 p.m. EST on Thursday, the same week Facebook and LinkedIn went dark - preventing users from logging on. AT&T experienced a six-hour outage in February. Read More.
Jordan first revealed in January that the federal government “flagged terms like ‘MAGA’ and ‘TRUMP,’ to financial institutions if Americans completed transactions using those terms.” Read More.
Critics fear the normalization of tech-government collaboration could lead to further censorship under the guise of protecting society from misinformation. Read More.
Meta's Facebook and Instagram went down worldwide, leaving users unable to access accounts after they were mysteriously booted out. The issues appeared around 10:20am ET. Read More.
During a Feb. 26 forum hosted by Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson, investigative journalist Lara Logan excoriated the “media companies, institutions, and, journalism schools” that “have failed all of us.”
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Musk called on them to make good on their original commitment to keep things open source, and requested an injunction to prevent OpenAI and Microsoft from profiting off the technology. Read More.
MSNBC legal analyst Barbara McQuade argued Monday that the United States’ “deep commitment to free speech” makes Americans uniquely susceptible to disinformation campaigns. Read More.
Marc Benioff, billionaire leftist and CEO of Salesforce, has been secretly buying up land in Hawaii through anonymous LLCs. But when a journalist started investigating, Benioff reportedly began tracking her movements and personal details. Read More.